What indicates that a developing country is becoming less dependent on foreign aid? A It gains foreign currency by exporting a range of raw materials, and uses this to import machinery from developed economies. B It has to change its economic structure in order to qualify for a bailout loan from the World Bank. C Its balance of payments goes into deficit when it has to start paying interest on loans taken out with foreign banks. D Its local firms go out of business after a foreign multinational sets up in the country.

1. (a)What indicates that a developing country is becoming less dependent on foreign aid? A It gains foreign currency by exporting a range of raw materials, and uses this to import machinery from developed economies. B It has to change its economic structure in order to qualify for a bailout loan from the World Bank. C Its balance of payments goes into deficit when it has to start paying interest on loans taken out with foreign banks. D Its local firms go out of business after a foreign multinational sets up in the country.[1]